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Back in 2019, I heard about this new book called Wilding, and it was all over the place.

Newspaper articles were talking about it, friends were talking about it,

and reading it really changed my view of the world.

And it's inspiring to see how it captures a lot of other people's imagination too.

But something that surprised me is seeing it translated to gardening over the past couple of years.

When I heard about rewilding, I was never sure what role it could play in horticulture, how it could fit with gardening.

It seemed like something that maybe happened on a big scale.

You know, how do you translate something that is to do with animals and ecosystems into a very domestic setting where you don't have the space

and you don't have the biodiversity. But as time has gone on though, I think my view has

shifted and I think it's really heartening to see gardeners getting into a genuinely wilder mindset

and allowing natural processes to unfold in the gardens, but still caring for

their gardens, still looking after the land.

And that's the main focus of today's show. We'll be looking at specific ways we can

rewild our gardens. We're focusing on small spaces that don't have anywhere near the room

for herds of free roaming animals to manage the landscape and create

dynamic habitats. It's all about how we make do with what we've got. So joining me today is

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